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Tag Archives: Tobruk
This week in the War, 15–21 June 1942: The Fall of Tobruk
So far, 1942 had gone badly for the British, the most notable disaster being the fall of Singapore. But Churchill had resupplied the Eighth Army in North Africa and was hoping that Ritchie would achieve the kind of victory against … Continue reading
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Tagged Klopper, Ritchie, Rommel, Tobruk
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This week in the War, 20–26 January 1941: Tobruk
Forces under British general Richard O’Connor—and the Australian 6th Division, in particular—were racing westward along the coast of Libya. This week in the war, on 22 January 1941, they captured Tobruk—one of the most heavily fortified towns in Italy’s colonial … Continue reading
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Tagged Matilda, Montgomery, O'Connor, Rommel, Tobruk, War Without Hate
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